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HonestReporting Canada Insider Briefing: Hollywood and the Jews, with Noa Tishby

July 19 webinar to explore the dangerous relationship between social media and celebrity influence.

It is no secret that Israel often faces widespread bias in the news media. But that is only one front that the Jewish State faces in its fight against misinformation. Movies, television and social media also present frequent bias against Israel, and combatting that misinformation requires a different and strategic approach.

On Monday, July 19 at 7:30pm eastern time, join HonestReporting Canada for an Insider Briefing, “Hollywood and the Jews,” where participants will explore the dangerous relationship between social media and celebrity influence.

Featuring Israeli actress and social media influencer Noa Tishby, this urgent briefing will give an overview of the ever-expanding world of social media influencers and how their increasing platform presents both a challenge and an opportunity for Israel, and how members of the community can help combat misinformation and bias online.

The webinar is free, and no registration is required.

How to join:

Link: Zoom.us/J/95195651242

Phone: 1 647 374 4685

For information, contact:

Robert Walker

Marketing & Community Relations Associate

HonestReporting Canada

647-460-4248

robert@honestreporting.ca

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